Village, metropolis, municipality,

dissuade, complain, jeer

welcoming, friendly, balmy, torrid

state. ANTONYMS: (adj) suburban,

cheerful: (adj, v) buoyant; (adj)

chimneys: (n) chimney

country, private

breezy, merry, optimistic, pleasant,

china: (v) porcelain, ceramics,

civil: (adj) courteous, civic, gracious,

glad, blithe, carefree, bright, lively,

crockery, pottery, ceramic ware; (n)

affable, obliging, municipal,

happy. ANTONYMS: (adj)

mainland China, chinaware,

mannerly, public, civilised, courtly,

depressed, gloomy, sad, depressing,

magnetism, Korea, earthenware,

domestic. ANTONYMS: (adj)

grim, hopeless, miserable, morose,

Communist China

abrupt, impolite, critical, unrefined,

somber, dejected, unwelcoming

chinese: (adj) Taiwanese, Formosan;

sidereal, uncivil, unkind, barbaric,

cheerfully: (adj, adv) gladly; (adv, v)

(n) Min

discourteous, private

happily; (adv) merrily, readily,

chintz: (n) fabric

civilized: (adj) civil, refined, polite,

brightly, jovially, cheerily, genially,

chippendale: (n) Thomas

civilised, cultivated, educated,

chirpily, lively, blithely.

Chippendale

courteous, urbane, kind, gentle,

ANTONYMS: (adv) bleakly,

chocolate: (n) bonbon, hot chocolate,

genteel. ANTONYMS: (adj)

dismally, grimly, sullenly,

cocoa, burnt umber, sweet, candy;

uncouth, noncivilized, discourteous,

unhappily, somberly, sadly,

(n, v) coffee; (adj) brunette, tan,

loutish, rude, inhumane, wild

grudgingly, gloomily, dourly,

tawny; (v) tea

clad: (adj) dressed, attired, clothed,

forlornly

choice: (n) vote, alternative, selection,

coated, garbed; (n) cladding; (prep)

cheerfulness: (n) glee, happiness,

option, preference, pick, pleasure,

gowned; (v) costume, shod, dress,

exhilaration, hilarity, mirth,

volition; (adj, n) favorite, election;

attire. ANTONYMS: (adj)

merriment, gladness, cheer, good

(adj) excellent. ANTONYMS: (adj)

undressed, unclothed

spirits, pleasure, joviality.

inferior, fair, poor, worst, ordinary,

claim: (n, v) call, charge, need,

ANTONYMS: (n) sadness, grimness,

inappropriate; (n) coercion, dearth,

requisition; (n) allegation, privilege;

seriousness, misery, resentment,

restriction, dislike

(v) assert, exact, ask, want, arrogate.

uncheerfulness, solemnity, lethargy,

choked: (adj) clogged, smothered,

ANTONYMS: (v) disclaim, forfeit,

bleakness, gravity, gloominess

congested, annoyed, high-strung,

waive, question, lose, grant, refute,

cheerily: (adv) merrily, pleasantly,

strained, neurotic, tense, angry,

request; (n) denial, disclaimer,

cheerfully, joyfully, gaily, brightly,

anxious, insecure

response

happily, mirthfully, jovially,

choose: (v) adopt, elect, select, pick,

class: (n, v) rank, place, group,

sunnily, blithely. ANTONYMS:

prefer, take, appoint, assign, decide,

position, grade, brand, type; (n)

(adv) nastily, sulkily, seriously,

excerpt; (n) picking. ANTONYMS:

category, form, department; (v)

miserably, sadly

(v) refuse, waver, decline, forgo,

categorize. ANTONYMS: (adj)

cheese: (n) cheddar, cottage cheese,

spurn, dislike, elect

unstylish; (n) coarseness, inferiority,

blue cheese, brick cheese, Brie,

chronic: (adj) inveterate, habitual,

tastelessness

Camembert, Cheddar cheese,

confirmed, constant, accustomed,

classes: (n) lessons

cheeseflower, bleu, Edam,

persistent, usual, prolonged,

classical: (adj, n) refined; (adj) ideal,

exaggeration

continuous, regular; (v) permanent.

correct, model, typical, exemplary,

cheque: (n) draft, bank check, bridle,

ANTONYMS: (adj) occasional,

attic, perfect, authoritative, chaste,

checkout, check mark, bad check,

acute, intermittent, mild, spasmodic

traditional. ANTONYMS: (adj)

arrest; (v) check out, check up on,

chuck: (n, v) fling; (v) ditch, toss,

jumbled, modern, nonclassical, new

check over, check into

pitch, throw, throw away, discard,

classy: (adj) stylish, posh, swish,

chew: (n, v) chaw, bite; (v) champ,

vomit, abandon, hurl; (n) chow.

refined, fashionable, chic, swanky,

munch, gnaw, chomp, crunch,

ANTONYMS: (v) continue, endure,

exclusive, smart, elegant, dressy.

manducate, masticate, mouth; (n)

maintain

ANTONYMS: (adj) plain, unstylish,

cud. ANTONYMS: (v) dismiss,

chuckling: (n) laughter

inelegant, chintzy, tacky, tasteless,

ignore

chump: (n) dupe, sap, zany,

gauche, unfashionable

child: (n) baby, babe, bairn, infant,

blockhead, mug, gull, dolt, fall guy,

claws: (v) tentacle, tenaculum,

kid, toddler, tot, girl, brat, juvenile,

mark, gander, noodle

unguis, hook, fangs, teeth; (n)

minor. ANTONYMS: (n) ancestor,

church: (n) cathedral, abbey, chapel,

clutches, jaws

parent

meetinghouse, denomination,

clean: (adj, adv) fair; (v) cleanse,

children: (n) child, offspring,

minster, place of worship, kirk,

brush, bathe, disinfect; (adj)

descendant, family, seed, boy,

Fane, Christian church, Christianity

antiseptic, blank, pure, chaste,

babies, descendants, birth, relatives,

circumstances: (n) state, position,

unblemished; (n, v) wash.

people

condition, circumstance, case, state

ANTONYMS: (adj) filthy, unclean,

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Pygmalion

muddy, unhygienic, tainted,

unmask; (n, v) uncover

ingratiatory, persuasive, oily

unwholesome, syrupy, full; (v) soil,

clock: (n) chronometer, horologe,

cockney: (n) snooks, burgher,

contaminate, pollute

alarm, alarm clock, clepsydra, ticker,

philistine, townsman, cockneydom,

cleanliness: (n) tidiness, neatness,

cuckoo clock, clock radio; (n, v)

Londoner, burgess, epicier, cit,

chastity, wont, trait, hygiene,

time, stopwatch; (v) measure

oppidan

sanitation, purity, clarity.

cloistered: (adj) secluded, solitary,

coffee: (n) Java, cafe, coffee tree,

ANTONYMS: (n) dirtiness,

claustral, isolated, recluse, cloistral,

coffee bean, cocoa, burnt umber,